Benedict named to
All-America squad

The Michigan softball team con-
tinued to reap the benefitsofitsrecord-
setting season this past week when
senior left fielder Patti Benedict earned
a spot on the 1993:National Softball
Coaches Association All-American
First Team.
Benedict, the third hitter in the
Wolverines'lineup, ledthe squad with
a .421 batting average and 47 runs
battedin. Shecompiled77hits,includ-
ing nine doubles and 11 triples. She
also added 14 steals to her arsenal.
"Patti's selection as a First-Team
All-American is a great culminating
event for her outstanding Michigan
career," Wolverines coach Carol

Hutchins said. "She has been a leader
not only in our program, but in the Big
Ten, the Mideast Region and the
NCAA."
Benedict departs Michigan as the
all-time leader in hits (244) and RBI
(124) and the second best hitter (.342).
She ranks among the top eight in eight
statistical categories for Michgan.
Earlier, Benedict had been be-
stowed Big Ten Player-of-the-Year
honors for the second time in her ca-
reer. She has been selected three times
each forthe All-Mideast Region squad
and All-Big TenFirst Team. Lastyear,
she won a spot on the All-American
Third Team.

Everitt prepares for
rigors of negotiation

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Senior leftfielder Patty Benedict earned All-American honors for the second consecutive year.
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DAILY SPORTS WFMR
DEXTER-Starboard,port,wind-
ward, and leeward. What do all these
words have in common? Sailing!
The University of Michigan Sail-
ing Club was founded in 1938 by a
small group of naval architects at the
University.Since 1954,theyhavebeen
situated at Baseline Lake, ap-
proximately 25 minutes northwest of
Ann Arbor.
"We are a student organization for
the University," club president and
commodoreKevinBosleysaid."We're
open to anyone who wants to join. And
theonly difference is thenon-students
pay a higher dues rate. Basically we
teach sailing, wind-surfing, and then
we maintain a fleet of boats and
sailboards for people to use."
The sailing club's fleet consists of
15 International470s,six International
420s and six Lasers. Lasers are single-
handed boats, meaning they are made
to sail with one person. The I-470s are
double-handed boats. The skipper
drives the boat while the crew person
rigs the jib. I-420s are a smaller ver-
sion of the470s. Bothnames (470 and
420) are derived from their metric
length in centimeters.
"Inadditiontotheregularsailboats,
we also have some sailboards,"
dockmaster Ron Hoodin said. "That's
theareaof the sailing club that's prob-
ablydevelopedthemostinthelastyear
or so. It seems like a lot of our new
members have really gone in for
sailboarding and so we're trying to

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all. Now, as he prepares for his
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be company will provide amulti-
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ess management,marketing,pub-
lations and post-career planning.
t is very important for me to be
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complete service package not only for
my initialcontractnegotiationsbutfor
my future endeavors both on and off
the field," Everitt said. "I feel that
Golden Bear fulfills that need."
Golden Bear Sports Management,
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represents 11 National FootbalLeague
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It also represents Olympic gold
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accommodate that need."
A large part of the club is the in-
tercollegiateracing team, which isopen
only toundergraduates.Itracesagainst
other schools and practices during the
week, mostly during Fall Term and
Winter Term. It sails from the first
Saturday in April up to the Sunday
before Thanksgiving.
"Sailing's always been something
that I've really loved and I'm really
excited to be able to do it on a more
competitivenature,"teamcaptainFiona

Saunderssaid. "As far as the team and T
for the club, what we look for more tudec
than anything else is enthusiasm." contr
Most people are familiar with the busin
America's Cup style of match racing. lic rel
However, the tactics are very different "I
from the intercollegiate style of fleet repre
racing. "Usually, when we go to regat-
tas, there's anywhere from 10 to 16
teams there (all racing at once),"
Saunders said. "You get one point for
first place, two points for second, etc.
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